this one i like alot, i don't worry about "correct reading" & just enjoy that stomach dropping rush associated with quick motion thru thick gravity, the whoosh, the feeling of weightlessness.
i even like it more now i know that i know the pwoermd is shushing wheesht, excellent.
it's amazing how many different readings a pwoermd contains, like an abstract painting, each reader/viewer brings their own set of interpretations & also process thru the lens of whatever primary language they may inhabit, combined w/ cultural aspects as well as sociological ones.
the complexities of minimalism never end to fascinate me.
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ReplyDeletethis one i like alot, i don't worry about "correct reading" & just enjoy that stomach dropping rush associated with quick motion thru thick gravity, the whoosh, the feeling of weightlessness.
ReplyDeletefor you:
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Absolutely lovely, troy. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, to be whoosht and wheesht and whisht.
"wheesht" = be quiet, hush.
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ReplyDeleteahhh, a good one Stephen.
i even like it more now i know that i know the pwoermd is shushing wheesht, excellent.
it's amazing how many different readings a pwoermd contains, like an abstract painting, each reader/viewer brings their own set of interpretations & also process thru the lens of whatever primary language they may inhabit, combined w/ cultural aspects as well as sociological ones.
the complexities of minimalism never end to fascinate me.
m!n!mgx
ReplyDeletethis is an incredibly fascinating pwoermd.
Thanks Sven!
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